Sigma Kappa Triangle Archives

[SoCalGirl]

The sorority has had the archives scanned and are now available for viewing. I'm currently reading through the first one from 1907, it has a deeper history that I've read before.



http://www.enivation.com/enivation/SigmaKappa/View.aspx

[sigmagirl2000]

Originally Posted by SoCalGirl

The sorority has had the archives scanned and are now available for viewing. I'm currently reading through the first one from 1907, it has a deeper history that I've read before.



http://www.enivation.com/enivation/SigmaKappa/View.aspx

whoa! How did you find out about this?

[SoCalGirl]

Originally Posted by sigmagirl2000

whoa! How did you find out about this?

It was in the latest SKoop.

[SoCalGirl]

Originally Posted by naraht

You may want to check to see if the National Office really wants sisters using it. I dealt with a similar situation with the Alpha Phi Omega magazines (at www.apoarchive.org) where I trumpeted it to Facebook in early November last year (I think) and then found out that the National Office was still reviewing what had been scanned by the company they'd hired *and* that they intended to announce it at the national convention (between Christmas and New Year)

They announced it via official email newsletter from our director of communication.

[naraht]

Originally Posted by SoCalGirl

They announced it via official email newsletter from our director of communication.

I guess I got QFP'ed whether I wanted to be or not.

Official is good.
I found Alpha Phi Omega's because google found it. Note, I actually had PDFs of the majority of the Fraternity magazines already. I want to be archivist for my fraternity when the current one retires.

I'm glad to see Sigma Kappa went ahead and did OCR on the scans and allowed for searches.

[lake]

Originally Posted by SoCalGirl

The sorority has had the archives scanned and are now available for viewing. I'm currently reading through the first one from 1907, it has a deeper history that I've read before.



http://www.enivation.com/enivation/SigmaKappa/View.aspx

This is such a cool idea! I think I remember hearing that Pi Beta Phi did this a few years ago as some sort of celebration of an anniversary or something. I really wish Tri Delta would do something like this. I would LOVE to go back and read old issues of the Trident.

[oldu]

Bravo to Sigma Kappa. That is an excellent idea. Does anyone know which other fraternities & sororities have done this? So far I have discovered Phi Sigma Sigma & Theta Xi have done the same, but I am sure there are more.

[naraht]

Archeios has done "Delta Tau Delta", "Phi Kappa Psi", "Phi Delta Theta" and "Alpha Phi Omega".